First to the Board
Waiting rarely reduces fear. Usually it gives it time to prepare a presentation. When several people have to do the same unpleasant thing — speak, answer, sit an interview, take…
A good job
A good job is hard to define by a single feature. Richard Hackman and Greg Oldham tied internal motivation not to one “thing you love” but to how the work…
Where to Look?
Chance favours the prepared mind. — Louis Pasteur A thousand profiles in one evening, a thumb worn out from swiping, and a feeling of productive work: the more you scroll,…
When words no longer fit
Sometimes the other person is not listening. He waits for a pause to reply, repeats the accusation, rejects every clarification and uses each of your lines as fresh material against…
An Investment in a Person Does Not Come Back as a Person
When we help someone, we start to value the relationship more. Time, money, care and part of our own biography have already gone into it. Walking away is hard not…
Before the Bell
A brief look at the material before a class noticeably changes the lesson itself. You don’t need to understand everything in advance. It is enough to look through the main…